Last weekend, I posted a picture of the robin’s nest on our front porch. Since I took that, the robin laid another egg and…well, you can see for yourself what happened after that.
I shall keep braving Mama Robin’s wrath to get pictures of these guys – further updates to come!
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Absolutely beautiful! Thank you for sharing such a great picture!
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Thanks! There will be more to come (even though I have to face Mama Robin’s wrath to get any of these shots).
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How wonderful Sarah. This is more precious than anything I’ve taken recently.
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I got another great shot this morning – the babies are definitely getting bigger (and Mama Robin continues to be very upset with me).
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🙂
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It’s amazing how quickly they grow……they’ll be fed lots of worms…..in my daughter’s yard the babies were fed strawberries as well.
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Ooh! They are definitely getting bigger. I got a good shot this morning – they’re now begging (and don’t seem to know I’m not going to be giving them anything).
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Wonderful that they’ve hatched. Fingers crossed they’ll survive 😀
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So far, so good! Mama Robin is very attentive (and really hates me).
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Aww how quickly they hatched! Great photo share. Thanks
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According to my bird app, they incubate for 12-14 days (there was some time in between pictures not accounted for in blog time). The chicks should be in the next for another two weeks after that, so maybe another 10 days or so.
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Thanks for sharing that. Bird app🤔interesting! I will be eagerly waiting for your future posts on these birds! Enjoy your Sunday
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I have some new pictures – I was going to wait until Saturday again to post them, but I might not be able to wait that long.
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Yaay! Look forward to reading it then😊
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Keeping my fingers crossed for them!
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So far, so good – they’re extremely protected where they are. I took a new picture this morning, and they are definitely getting bigger (and begging for food).
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Robin mama’s aren’t particularly grateful for the notoriety are they? Welcome to the little peepers with thanks for sharing.
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I am definitely NOT her favorite these days!
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Cute ugly! 😉
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They getting some more feathers now – but definitely still not terribly attractive.
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🙂
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Welcome in this world, little ones! ❤
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They are growing by the day!
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I am completely jealous! We had a wrens nest in our ivy and I couldn’t get near!
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I’m just glad Paul noticed the nest – it’s in a place where I probably wouldn’t have, based on how I water that particular hanging plant.
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That’s great. Hope they all survive. I had some wrens in a potted plant one year. I didn’t look at them for a couple of days and they were gone. So, I never knew if they flew the nest or something, like a stray cat or snake got them. I prefer to think they flew away.
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I am with you – let’s go with they flew away.
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We love a new life
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It is wonderful!
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Cousins for my baby birds. Congratulations!
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Yes! And perhaps they’ll come visit this winter when they (smartly) leave us in Wisconsin for warmer weather.
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Cousins for my baby birds. Congratulations!
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They are so adorable. More photos please….
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More will definitely be forthcoming – I was planning to wait until Saturday with them, but I may have to post a mid-week update.
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Thank you for sharing this. Hope Schooner is far away. Michael
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He has to stay in the house, so the robins are safe from him at least!
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Aw Just reminds you that life is so precious – and so fragile. 🙂
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It really does.
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